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create out of nothing a green economy at a time when history and the market have said it's not ready. it is always true that it will be riddled with cronyism because it is all the decisions made not on the basis of the market but on the basis of what. that's where the corruption sets in. >> everything that was told to the american people as the president sold this, everything -- i can't think of one thing that's not -- it's all turned out not true. the average family isn't saving $2500 a year. people aren't keeping their plan. they were told if they liked it they could keep it. the cost is not $900 billion. everything the roll out would be easy. nothing is true. what is the political fallout and what should republicans do for the consumers experiencing heartache? >> when the other guy is committing suicide, get out of the way. i have always thought the reality of obama care which you saw coming, i saw coming, the whole conservative movement saw coming, and talked about it and wrote about it for five years now, it is all coming true. the facts speak much stronger than anything. this co
create out of nothing a green economy at a time when history and the market have said it's not ready. it is always true that it will be riddled with cronyism because it is all the decisions made not on the basis of the market but on the basis of what. that's where the corruption sets in. >> everything that was told to the american people as the president sold this, everything -- i can't think of one thing that's not -- it's all turned out not true. the average family isn't saving $2500 a...
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what we need to see, of course, is how the economy performs posted government shut down. what we know this part is that consumer confidence took a real smack in the chin during that government shut down. if, however, we see the economy looking somewhat better in the fourth quarter than, perhaps we can be looking forward to taper a few months from now. was never the point of view that paper was a certainty at any point in 2013. liz: from large cap to text and non tech, which sectors from where you sit and what you look at all of your screens look poised to do well and which one look poised to weaken? >> great question. i will give you an non simplistic answers, which basically is that we have had a convergence of p/e ratios. this is something that is somewhat unusual. what we basically see is that there are some sectors up there with slower earnings growth that are supporting pretty high p/e ratios, almost the same as the sectors and companies with high earnings growth. and in general we think the opportunities are with the highest earnings and high, of course to revenue g
what we need to see, of course, is how the economy performs posted government shut down. what we know this part is that consumer confidence took a real smack in the chin during that government shut down. if, however, we see the economy looking somewhat better in the fourth quarter than, perhaps we can be looking forward to taper a few months from now. was never the point of view that paper was a certainty at any point in 2013. liz: from large cap to text and non tech, which sectors from where...
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the problem with obama care is that what it has done is rearrange 1/6 of the american economy in a way that set a federal standard and it is for 300 million people. those 300 million people are seeing higher premiums and they're seeing less choice in their health insurance options as a result of it. so that is the big problem. you have this monstrosity of a federal standard that is getting in between people and their doctors and also, it is limiting the choices that they previously had. that's where i think republicans are aligning themselves with consumers sentiment. they see this -- >> are not they getting better plans? people may say i want my solo cup and not my crystal cup. the problem is when something happens with their health care and they need the crystal cup, they're still going to go expect care and the rest country will still pay for it. so why should not you force them to guy crystal cup in. >> that's a great question. deciding which man is better for you ought to be up to you. under obama care, the government is telling what you is the better plan for you. that's where a
the problem with obama care is that what it has done is rearrange 1/6 of the american economy in a way that set a federal standard and it is for 300 million people. those 300 million people are seeing higher premiums and they're seeing less choice in their health insurance options as a result of it. so that is the big problem. you have this monstrosity of a federal standard that is getting in between people and their doctors and also, it is limiting the choices that they previously had. that's...
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they are not a booming economy. like what is happening to us now john: central banks would be booming. >> i believe that they would be. there really do you read it would not be perfect. dealers of government. of the marketplace handles these things, there will be distortions, but they corrected quickly, and the people who overextended themselves, their other ones that get punished. john: thank-you, ron paul. up next, adviser to president obama is says ron paul is just wrong. ♪ [ male announcer ] it is more than just a new car... more than a new interior lighting system. ♪ it is more than a hot stone massage. and more than your favorite scent infused into the cabin. it is a completely new era of innovation. and the highest expression of mercedes-benz. introducing the 2014 s-class. the best or nothing. ♪ john: some people are fed up with the federal reserve, some like ron paul want to abolish it, but plenty of smart people defended. economist austan goolsbee who until recently was chair of president obama's econ
they are not a booming economy. like what is happening to us now john: central banks would be booming. >> i believe that they would be. there really do you read it would not be perfect. dealers of government. of the marketplace handles these things, there will be distortions, but they corrected quickly, and the people who overextended themselves, their other ones that get punished. john: thank-you, ron paul. up next, adviser to president obama is says ron paul is just wrong. ♪ [ male...
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well, if the fed ends its bond buying program, its stimulus before the economy is healthy enough to stand on its own that could stop it. no question the fed is a huge reason the stocks have done so well this year when stocks barely moved when they failed to extend the stimulus measure last week but maybe we me more to keep this rally going. futures are up this morning. government calling in the big guns. healthy.gov is a disaster and the government is calling in help from employees from google and oracle are joining the tech surge to fix the site after the site crashed two times this week. kathleen sebelius said the website has cost $174 million so far and more probably to fix it. >>> starting today $5 billion is cut from the food stamp program. that means less grocery money for millions. the cuts will vary by family but this is typically a family of four getting 668 a month would lose about $36. food stamp benefits were raised during the recession and temporary increase to the program and that expires today. in 2007, 26 million people were using snap as they call it, supplemental food be
well, if the fed ends its bond buying program, its stimulus before the economy is healthy enough to stand on its own that could stop it. no question the fed is a huge reason the stocks have done so well this year when stocks barely moved when they failed to extend the stimulus measure last week but maybe we me more to keep this rally going. futures are up this morning. government calling in the big guns. healthy.gov is a disaster and the government is calling in help from employees from google...
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we have a articlefitial economy -- artificial economy it is important to get to the bottom of what is happening with the federal reserve. we cannot continue to print money to buy up our own debt. our government spending 25% of our gross domestic products. neil: here is where i disagree with you, i think, they are apples and oranges, janet gel en yellen is going to be running the federal reserve. but, that is nothing to do with benghazi. i think that it hurts republicans to use her nomination hearings as leverage to get answers on something else. you are right to be frustrated by the lack of response you are getting from the white house on benghazi. i don't believe that the yellen confirmation hearings are the venue. >> but neil, what is going to work with this administration, we have a president that lied to the american lead, even after he knew it was a terrorist attack. neil: fine, fine, you might agree with the route that the ted cruz and others took to shut down the government, and bridge to us the debt ceiling brink as many democrats argue. but do you want to risk that all over a
we have a articlefitial economy -- artificial economy it is important to get to the bottom of what is happening with the federal reserve. we cannot continue to print money to buy up our own debt. our government spending 25% of our gross domestic products. neil: here is where i disagree with you, i think, they are apples and oranges, janet gel en yellen is going to be running the federal reserve. but, that is nothing to do with benghazi. i think that it hurts republicans to use her nomination...
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unitedhealthcare. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. >>> all right. just minutes away our "the situation room" special report, obama care under fire, but first this "impact your world." >>> country singer clint black is known for his signature cowboy hat and his classic sound. ♪ >>> but beyond the music, black is supporting the fight against a disease called rhett's syndrome. >> my niece courtney, my brother kevin's daughter was afflicted with this and lost her battle with it at age 16. >> reporter: the syndrome almost always affects girls, usually diagnosed by 18 months. children can't communicate and require constant care. there is no cure -- yet. >> i think the human knee-jerk reaction is to look away, because it's really hard to see, and it's real suffering, but the more i see, the more i see the families and how hard they fight, the more i realize, you know, we can't look away. we have to look. we have to see. >> reporter: black is the ambassador for the foundation. hi efforts h
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lou: i just did a story -- >> fundamental reforms to stop this economy. we have to stop buying the mickey mouse games, deal with tax reform, and tom reform, peroration reform, and some reform, those are core issues command we can perform the with a middle-class reserves again. lou: a couple of things, if i may, as we wrap up. you know, the reality is it has been seven years since amnesty began. it was rebuffed and rejected them. again, the same game is being played, trying to ram it through frankly, in the shadows, not out in the clear light of regular order to be that is the difference and that is what is freaking antiestablishment, chamber of commerce, national association of manufacturers, the people and well-meaning people, but the fact is this is not going to be a shortcut. if it is it is the end of the republican party. if it is it is going to create more and jiddah that weekend prompted by possibly stand in addition to what we are experiencing in this country. i have to take the last word on this. collateral. >> the administration actions on the pa
lou: i just did a story -- >> fundamental reforms to stop this economy. we have to stop buying the mickey mouse games, deal with tax reform, and tom reform, peroration reform, and some reform, those are core issues command we can perform the with a middle-class reserves again. lou: a couple of things, if i may, as we wrap up. you know, the reality is it has been seven years since amnesty began. it was rebuffed and rejected them. again, the same game is being played, trying to ram it...
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confidence in the economy is sagging. the index dropped 71 from 80 the previous month. the lowest level since april. t.a.r.p. inspector general says it expects to close to $10,000,000,000.5 years ago it had taxpayer dollars to bail out the auto company. we still own 70% in to break even they would sell a $140 each right now the price is just $36. home prices of 13% in august the fastest gain from 2006. according to s&p case-schiller prices rose just shy showing the rate of increase could be slowing. those are some of the stories on fox business.com. up next three years of the question how do you do that? and with those golden years that have nothing to do with money. stay with us. stay with us. ♪ when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, whe experts watch over all drilling activity tw
confidence in the economy is sagging. the index dropped 71 from 80 the previous month. the lowest level since april. t.a.r.p. inspector general says it expects to close to $10,000,000,000.5 years ago it had taxpayer dollars to bail out the auto company. we still own 70% in to break even they would sell a $140 each right now the price is just $36. home prices of 13% in august the fastest gain from 2006. according to s&p case-schiller prices rose just shy showing the rate of increase could be...
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and i see republican after republican talking about cutting taxes, talking about growing the economy, but not reaching to of the folks of middle-class, marking -- working men and women. it is like the republican party has written another class exists >> i certainly agree in terms of making that contact with working families. the biggest jealous families face a virginia is economic opporunity, jobs. there are enormous loss of virginia verbal of leisurely judge of the members because there have been unemployed so long three they're focused on that. a big difference. i can explain my plan to grow jobs and cut taxes. he is proposing more government spending. $1,700 more per family. other than zero in this month on obamacare. there is a stark difference also. once again come his approach is bigger government and-smaller government. was the first of five obamacare. lou: you were the first one to sue on obamacare. >> right. lou: at the same time, is that an issue for virginia voters? we look at these numbers. we're talking about, you know, roughly 10 percent of the folks that are going to th
and i see republican after republican talking about cutting taxes, talking about growing the economy, but not reaching to of the folks of middle-class, marking -- working men and women. it is like the republican party has written another class exists >> i certainly agree in terms of making that contact with working families. the biggest jealous families face a virginia is economic opporunity, jobs. there are enormous loss of virginia verbal of leisurely judge of the members because there...
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think that is just dampening the economy. and then third, absolutely we have to deal with the tidal waves that are coming out, medicare and social security, the two big drivers. lou: i could not agree with you more, senator, on the first two. the idea that the republican party right now is equipped in that budget conference committee to deal with the ec's seven silent, his fighting the democrats on that committee could deal with that, the seed is used and particularly in the tar brands and who -- that would likely scared the dickens out of nearly every american. that is to begin issue for a committee that is how press right now in terms of what it is taking on and in terms of its capacity for those challenges. >> time to actually do big things is during times of divided government, but that involves presidential leaders. you saw it with ronald reagan. we have a president who has a veto pen, but we do not have one who is leading on this for so many things. lou: if i may, you are raising the point, i think, validating the point
think that is just dampening the economy. and then third, absolutely we have to deal with the tidal waves that are coming out, medicare and social security, the two big drivers. lou: i could not agree with you more, senator, on the first two. the idea that the republican party right now is equipped in that budget conference committee to deal with the ec's seven silent, his fighting the democrats on that committee could deal with that, the seed is used and particularly in the tar brands and who...
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economy is slowing down a bit. the fed announced yesterday it's pressing ahead with its stimulus campaign. includes low interest rates. i guess my micro phone went out. central bank says it will continue helping the economy because of weak signs in the housing and labor markets. on the positive side, u.s. deficit for the 2013 budget year, how about this, falling to $680 billion, that is a five year low. breaking news overnight in sear gentleman. an if i recall with the chemical weapons -- has met the deadline to destroy -- for tomorrow. and this comes as health officials racing this morning to stop a polio outbreak inflicting yet more damage amid the country's civil war. world health organization is confirming ten cases all in children under the age of four. there are 20 additional suspected cases. the outbreak is in two villages close to the border with iraq. hospitals there are in ruins as you might imagine and without power or proper medicine. another likely factor in the outbreaks is the lack of sanitation. hea
economy is slowing down a bit. the fed announced yesterday it's pressing ahead with its stimulus campaign. includes low interest rates. i guess my micro phone went out. central bank says it will continue helping the economy because of weak signs in the housing and labor markets. on the positive side, u.s. deficit for the 2013 budget year, how about this, falling to $680 billion, that is a five year low. breaking news overnight in sear gentleman. an if i recall with the chemical weapons -- has...
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you know the economy better than anybody. there was a san jose mercury news case, one guy, premium up of four, his plan is going up 10 grand. >> the idea that it would bend the cost was a lie. i have to tell you something, so far i heard that it is the insurance company's fault. i heard the president had an incompetent staff. and that the teleprompter was not working. he was been called a liar, the reality was this law was extraordinarily flawed and doomed from the start. and when this goes through, eventually it will lead to extraordinarily higher taxes and just a devastation to our health care as we know today. >> a general question for everybody. is it a crisis that the president of the united states purposely knows the truth and doesn't tell you the truth? yeah, right here. >> yes, it absolutely is. it is a lack of accountability culture that president obama has created in his presidency. there is no accountability for his actions, he lied to the american people, actions speak louder than words. he knows there will be no
you know the economy better than anybody. there was a san jose mercury news case, one guy, premium up of four, his plan is going up 10 grand. >> the idea that it would bend the cost was a lie. i have to tell you something, so far i heard that it is the insurance company's fault. i heard the president had an incompetent staff. and that the teleprompter was not working. he was been called a liar, the reality was this law was extraordinarily flawed and doomed from the start. and when this...
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so we have a lousy economy, when the economy gets better, fewer people will be on food stamps. >> but congressman, to push you on that, we are now four years into the recovery. and when we're going into the reporting of this and looking into the numbers, 15% of americans are poor. 47 million people, i look at that and say america, this is not working. what we are doing right now, our system, the system we're running is failing. 47 million people in poverty, failing in this country, is a failing grace. the american capital is not producing at this moment. broad gains for people. it is not. >> that is why we need a broader discussion, a white house conference on food and nutrition to talk about how you end this problem. not just how you put band aids on it. but how to increase minimum wage, how you extend letters of opportunity to help people get out of poverty. in the meantime, we need to be there to make sure people have at least enough to eat. boy, what a radical idea, that people in this country, the richest country in the world ought to have enough to eat. surely we ought to be abl
so we have a lousy economy, when the economy gets better, fewer people will be on food stamps. >> but congressman, to push you on that, we are now four years into the recovery. and when we're going into the reporting of this and looking into the numbers, 15% of americans are poor. 47 million people, i look at that and say america, this is not working. what we are doing right now, our system, the system we're running is failing. 47 million people in poverty, failing in this country, is a...
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the part they won't tell you is every dollar that goes into food stamps, it returns $1.73 to local economy. so it's not just that government is going to save $5 billion. everyone is about to have millions of dollars snatched right from your town and no one asked you. >> many lawmakers would say the economy is getting better. mine it would be slow but it's getting better. the unemployment rate is going down but it's time to wean people off the system. >> that would be people who never read anything from the congressional budget office who said for the poorest people, the people at the bottom who lost 4% of their so-called wealth in the past couple of years, they haven't read naeg because our kma economy won't see an uptick for them -- and we all know this -- until around 2015. to have this happen -- actually to have allowed it to expire before it was supposed to is criminal. to point to the people who are in need and call them the problem when it's absolutely right. the program is huge but the program is hunl becauge because is huge. we're in the middle of a crisis. it is a crisis for all o
the part they won't tell you is every dollar that goes into food stamps, it returns $1.73 to local economy. so it's not just that government is going to save $5 billion. everyone is about to have millions of dollars snatched right from your town and no one asked you. >> many lawmakers would say the economy is getting better. mine it would be slow but it's getting better. the unemployment rate is going down but it's time to wean people off the system. >> that would be people who...
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and weakness in the economy. i think the fourth straight month of declines in existing home sales could be behind that action. we got the number earlier this morning. that plus an overall sense this economy is dead in the water, or will soon be because of a dearth of consumer confidence laid at the feet of washington which is only going to grow more rancorous, not less, as it seems to me politicians learned nothing from the most recent debacle. it's amazing that so many pols believe they're doing what's right for the country as consumers seem to be on hold and businesses stall here because of a horrendous partisan bickering that makes it much more appealing to do business -- guess where? overseas. on top of that, these consumer staples are huge beneficiaries of the decline of the dollar and raw costs, notably oil and gas. their estimates could be too low. lots of reasons for those stocks to keep rolling higher. we also saw the powerful tug of management execution on big stocks. today merck reported a number that
and weakness in the economy. i think the fourth straight month of declines in existing home sales could be behind that action. we got the number earlier this morning. that plus an overall sense this economy is dead in the water, or will soon be because of a dearth of consumer confidence laid at the feet of washington which is only going to grow more rancorous, not less, as it seems to me politicians learned nothing from the most recent debacle. it's amazing that so many pols believe they're...
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it is not relatively small, cbo said that sequestration can cost the economy. neil: this was a back up for a backbone, neither side exhibited it. have we to have some cuts, we have this as a back up, we get a little discomfort and everyone bitches about it, we never make progress. >> you do not see how mercedes is argue, see this is talking about cuts spending. >> i'm talking about the fact that there is little urge to negotiate. between the democrats and the republicans. so i think when you look at it, we're dealing with long-term and short-term debt problems, you say that cbo, you mentioned, they said 73% -- federal debt is 73% our economy's annual output, that is the highest it has been. these are problems we need to tackle, long-term. the question is not the spending cuts, it should be on the entitlement programs that we know, that is where they are duking it out, it will be interesting to see the results. >> high worry, rich is -- my error, rich is wireless inclined to duke it out. when we talk about the cuts, so what i worry about, if that causes so much
it is not relatively small, cbo said that sequestration can cost the economy. neil: this was a back up for a backbone, neither side exhibited it. have we to have some cuts, we have this as a back up, we get a little discomfort and everyone bitches about it, we never make progress. >> you do not see how mercedes is argue, see this is talking about cuts spending. >> i'm talking about the fact that there is little urge to negotiate. between the democrats and the republicans. so i think...
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the absence of a more negative assessment of the economy is what was interesting to me. we've had so many negative publicity about the impact on confidence, on jobs, of growth, the government shutdown. it was interesting the fed didn't see fit to make mention of any of those things. if anything, they were modestly optimistic if that they dropped the tightening, as being a negative. i think this tells us that the absence of good information about what's going on in the economy right now tells us we don't know which way the fed wants to go. whether they keep up with this pace or whether they want to taper. bottom line, we need three or four more weeks to get a good fix on that. >> greg, come on. janet yellen, if and when she's confirmed, no reason to believe she won't, maybe just in a timely manner, she doesn't start until march. her meeting as chairperson. you don't think they would started tapering her first meeting, do you? why not wait until june or later? >> i think there's a very good chance that they -- she will start tapering at her first meeting. you don't have a
the absence of a more negative assessment of the economy is what was interesting to me. we've had so many negative publicity about the impact on confidence, on jobs, of growth, the government shutdown. it was interesting the fed didn't see fit to make mention of any of those things. if anything, they were modestly optimistic if that they dropped the tightening, as being a negative. i think this tells us that the absence of good information about what's going on in the economy right now tells us...
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soon after the federal reserve says it has to keep buying bonds because the economy is still not strong enough to generate enough jobs without interest rates staying lower than they might otherwise be. the stock market's retreat where the dow gave up 62 points. the s&p dropped 4.9%, and the nasdaq declined .55% and can clearly be laid right at the fed's feet. that's because until the fed released the downbeat statement crafted after the monthly meeting the average is pretty much even keel and after a moment's hesitation the buyers and sellers were in equilibrium. the sellers -- >> sell, sell, sell. >> overwhelm the market and stocks began to plummet. detailing and explaining a pattern of stock buying and selling that while totally counterintuitive has become the modus operandi of the days surrounding these fed meetings, and i want to game it with me. first, the stock market acts pretty sanguine in the days leading up to the fed meeting largely because we know the economy is too weak to stand up by itself. we know the fed has to continue buying bonds to keep interest rates low, and they
soon after the federal reserve says it has to keep buying bonds because the economy is still not strong enough to generate enough jobs without interest rates staying lower than they might otherwise be. the stock market's retreat where the dow gave up 62 points. the s&p dropped 4.9%, and the nasdaq declined .55% and can clearly be laid right at the fed's feet. that's because until the fed released the downbeat statement crafted after the monthly meeting the average is pretty much even keel...
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the vulnerability of that one sixth of the economy, indeed the entire economy is potentially, certainly extreme because we just don't know which way our political leaders are going to go. and now insurance companies i joining up with the obama administration and the liberals in washington to say wait a minute. our profits are at risk here. if you were to go ahead with a delay in the individual mandate. >> insurance companies joins with the liberals and the obama administration part three and a half years ago. a path to the insurance company. i think it is a mistake to emphasizes once if the economy. human lives are a stake. i can name of harmelin in california who has over a million dollars in medical expenses as a result of states for cancer. she is not been able to buy new insurance on the california exchange which is supposed to work. so people will buy as a result of this. lou: indeed. the fact of the matter is, if we do not deal with all of these issues right now. by the way, i don't see a gray stomach on the part of the president's faugh -- agnon's they have got -- they have got t
the vulnerability of that one sixth of the economy, indeed the entire economy is potentially, certainly extreme because we just don't know which way our political leaders are going to go. and now insurance companies i joining up with the obama administration and the liberals in washington to say wait a minute. our profits are at risk here. if you were to go ahead with a delay in the individual mandate. >> insurance companies joins with the liberals and the obama administration part three...
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the economy is getting better. there is nothing more fun than going on and pulling out that credit card. >> santa claus rally is coming, but my health care costs will go about 40% with obamacare. i might think twice. neil: i know your wife is due any minute. these are issues that will be of great concern to you, your man. best of luck. a lot of you have been e-mail in me. i am coming as a liberal this year. i'm going to knock on doors and get something for free and call it a day. [laughter] think about that. it's a joke. it's a joke. have a great halloween. central, isn't it, liberalism. our kids are learning so on. see you tomorrow. ♪ whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to me your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from gen
the economy is getting better. there is nothing more fun than going on and pulling out that credit card. >> santa claus rally is coming, but my health care costs will go about 40% with obamacare. i might think twice. neil: i know your wife is due any minute. these are issues that will be of great concern to you, your man. best of luck. a lot of you have been e-mail in me. i am coming as a liberal this year. i'm going to knock on doors and get something for free and call it a day....
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but the puzzle is why the economy hasn't done better. it's like every quarter, greedy wall street firms and others say there's going to be a big upturn in growth out there but it hasn't happened. in fact, it hasn't happened in years. in fact, actually the american economy has grown by less than 2% for, i don't know, 12, 14 years. why is this? >> that's basically because there's a very significant part of the economy which is in the doldrums and is not recovering, and that's basically the part of the gdp with a life expectancy of more than 20 years. i'm talking about structures and buildings and the like. one of the things i've constructed and found very useful for analysis is to take the gross domestic product and break it down by the life expectancy of the elements in it. software is about three, three and a half years, long-term structures, 30 years; haircuts, one month. and if you look at where the economy is weak, it is not in the short-term stuff. short-term stuff is not great but it's doing reasonably well. there is a large hole in
but the puzzle is why the economy hasn't done better. it's like every quarter, greedy wall street firms and others say there's going to be a big upturn in growth out there but it hasn't happened. in fact, it hasn't happened in years. in fact, actually the american economy has grown by less than 2% for, i don't know, 12, 14 years. why is this? >> that's basically because there's a very significant part of the economy which is in the doldrums and is not recovering, and that's basically the...
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. >>> what really keeps me up at night is the inabiblt of our government that push our economy and our society forward. a country's national security, any country's national security is more dependent on the strength of its economy, and on the strength of its society than anything else. i think there's for some reason that i don't understand, john, there's been a change from a willingness of the two parties to work together to get things done to today, two parties at each other's throat. >> former cia deputy director mike morrell says the biggest threat he sees to the u.s. is washington dysfunction. that's big from a guy that was with president bush during the 9/11 attacks and citing american greed as our number one problem, outfacing our economy. what do they actually want? francis wilkinson a member of bloomberg editorial board and lays it out in his recent column, i couldn't agree with you more. when you look at governors -- republican governors specifically and getting things done, chris christie, kasic or martinez, you can name a few that are in states that president obama won, bu
. >>> what really keeps me up at night is the inabiblt of our government that push our economy and our society forward. a country's national security, any country's national security is more dependent on the strength of its economy, and on the strength of its society than anything else. i think there's for some reason that i don't understand, john, there's been a change from a willingness of the two parties to work together to get things done to today, two parties at each other's...
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i still think it's a 2% economy. can you get the profits you want out of a 2 pshsz economy? >> you can have margin stability for the next couple quarters. not the next year. where is the consumer spending coming from? people are exiting the work force. that doesn't happen during a recovery. during a recovery, people enter the work force. >> mike, you know, the boom over the next 12 months. where we had this current quarter, s&p up approximately 4%. >> yee. >> sales are up approximately 2%. if they continue doing that, the fed has said, we will do just what you said, larry, which scares you. they said they will continue to be, they will taper. that's cutting back some purchases. >> i don't know if they will taper. wait. i believe. >> more important, they said they're not going to tighten. >> they're not going to tighten in my lifetime. i think we're running out of time. they're not going to tighten. i think there is a limit. there is a statute of limitations on the utility event. here again, i think they're both bullish for the moment. so am i, so is greenspan, that's it for
i still think it's a 2% economy. can you get the profits you want out of a 2 pshsz economy? >> you can have margin stability for the next couple quarters. not the next year. where is the consumer spending coming from? people are exiting the work force. that doesn't happen during a recovery. during a recovery, people enter the work force. >> mike, you know, the boom over the next 12 months. where we had this current quarter, s&p up approximately 4%. >> yee. >> sales...
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wherever you are today, fidelity's guidance can help you fine-tune your personal economy. start today with a free one-on-one review of your retirement plan. >>> we're talking tonight about health care glitches, what president obama knew and what the legislation is doing to keep quiet. what should be held accountable for the problems. president obama often made a point of claiming that person should be him. >> the buck will stop with me. the buck will stop with me. the buck stops with me. the buck stops with me. i'm the president and the buck stops with me. the buck stops with me. ultimately, the buck stops with me. >> well, joining us now is former vermont governor and dr. howard dean and chairman of the conservative faith and coalition. dr. dean, we heard this president time and time again saying if you like your insurance, it's not going to change. you can keep it. you can keep your doctor. we know for some 15 approximately americans that is likely not the case because their plans do not cover enough that is -- that has to be covered under the affordable care act so thei
wherever you are today, fidelity's guidance can help you fine-tune your personal economy. start today with a free one-on-one review of your retirement plan. >>> we're talking tonight about health care glitches, what president obama knew and what the legislation is doing to keep quiet. what should be held accountable for the problems. president obama often made a point of claiming that person should be him. >> the buck will stop with me. the buck will stop with me. the buck stops...
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it's a global economy. stuart: you are saying that despite the weakness in the economy american corporations have found a way to make even more money in a weak economy with fewer people employed. >> let me tell you something, when they look out the window they cannot make the connection. the fed plays a role. these companies are making legitimate money. stuart: we got it. tunicle, bristol-myers squibb is the leading stock. why is that? >> a couple of analyst upgrades. working on one treatment in particular for cancer that has been billing welcome and you have both morgan stanley and credit suisse speaking profitably. moments ago 5140. that was the highest level. added to the u.s. focus list. uploaded to and overweight. stuart: september pending home sales numbers came in, a drop of over 5%. that to my belief, but the level of spending home sales below the year ago level, the first time we have seen that in two and a half years which implies real weakness in the housing market and that janet will keep on pri
it's a global economy. stuart: you are saying that despite the weakness in the economy american corporations have found a way to make even more money in a weak economy with fewer people employed. >> let me tell you something, when they look out the window they cannot make the connection. the fed plays a role. these companies are making legitimate money. stuart: we got it. tunicle, bristol-myers squibb is the leading stock. why is that? >> a couple of analyst upgrades. working on one...
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it's more than the economy. this company has reinvented itself as a cheaper, leaner ford. the only run in game stop is insane. here's a stock that traded $31 in may. it's still accumulating upgrades, with new consoles coming from sony and microsoft, was this rally that hard to convict? with grand theft auto doing a billion dollars in sales, should we find this one? is it shocking? game stop, i actually say it's totally gettable. you need to know the landscape and the players who simply refuse to quit when this question, this company's raise on debt. i think the raise on debt for game stop is simple, making money. how does kimberly-clark go? they are like tissues, how does that go from $93 to $108 in a month? it's worth more. then the company's growth accelerated, it was announced as a packaged goods stock. what a move for toilet? it's crazy, we know gasoline is going down now for its lowest point for 2013. so what's with the slum berger, slob, schlumberger, going from $71 to $94 during the big decline in oil prices. simple, given oil prices can find crude much more simple
it's more than the economy. this company has reinvented itself as a cheaper, leaner ford. the only run in game stop is insane. here's a stock that traded $31 in may. it's still accumulating upgrades, with new consoles coming from sony and microsoft, was this rally that hard to convict? with grand theft auto doing a billion dollars in sales, should we find this one? is it shocking? game stop, i actually say it's totally gettable. you need to know the landscape and the players who simply refuse...
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our economy is suffering while the economies around us are recovering. you know, we -- he's made this promise that he hasn't made good on. and he's been the most divisive governor in state history by attacking schoolteachers and public employees who are popular with the public and really stirring up a lot of anger and resentme resentment, and his promise to people has not been come with me and let me show you how i'm going to do things so things are better for you. instead what he has said is look at these public employees, they have health care benefits, they have a pension fund, and yet the strapped private sector workers who don't have this, you don't have that, so why should they have it? it's a race to the bottom. it says nobody should have good benefits. he's contracted health insurance, contracted badger care which is the low-income health care program here that our republican governor tommy thompson was very proud of. he turned away federal money for big train, high-speed rail that would have connected us to other urban centers. he refused like o
our economy is suffering while the economies around us are recovering. you know, we -- he's made this promise that he hasn't made good on. and he's been the most divisive governor in state history by attacking schoolteachers and public employees who are popular with the public and really stirring up a lot of anger and resentme resentment, and his promise to people has not been come with me and let me show you how i'm going to do things so things are better for you. instead what he has said is...
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economy. it's a derivative of activity. and no in that there's only so much that people will do in terms of mobility and the job market and buying new and existing homes. when we saw the existing home sales were pretty bad today and derivatives are likely whirl pool is in this, hxp as well. these stocks have had a good run. i would hold off. >> hold off here. what about the charts, do the technicals back up that comment from zach? >> they sure do, meaning this is a broad aggregate. 35 names, equal weighted. home builders only a third. all sorts of other things as already cited but you appliance manufacturers like whirlpool, carpet manufacturers, things like pier 1 and mattress companies. the comparative chart is what's interesting. look at a long-term chart, these have been highly correlated and the home builders all sort of rolled over as the rest of the names or components which about two thirds have continued higher and that's the home depots and so forth. what's starting to happen those are starting to succumb, the will
economy. it's a derivative of activity. and no in that there's only so much that people will do in terms of mobility and the job market and buying new and existing homes. when we saw the existing home sales were pretty bad today and derivatives are likely whirl pool is in this, hxp as well. these stocks have had a good run. i would hold off. >> hold off here. what about the charts, do the technicals back up that comment from zach? >> they sure do, meaning this is a broad aggregate....
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a two-week government shutdown and the threat to blow up the economy. if the health care isn't dismantled. strong stuff. ron reagan, i want to start with you. this has been a concerted effort. it's like when you read about lincoln coming to washington through baltimore and into town because the secession movement has begun. they didn't give this guy a honeymoon. they didn't give him nothing. they started going after him from the beginning. >> no. and they haven't learned their lesson. they just got their hat handed to them with their government shutdown and the debt ceiling, and you'd think they'd be chasing it a bit, but they're going to keep this up. it's an ideological war they're fighting where these tea party members, they think the government is bad. not only do they think that obama's government is bad, any government is bad. so they want government to fail. which is a pretty outrageous thing. imagine when the iraq war was getting underway if democrat who opposed the war, weren't crazy about george w. bush to begin with began denying troops body
a two-week government shutdown and the threat to blow up the economy. if the health care isn't dismantled. strong stuff. ron reagan, i want to start with you. this has been a concerted effort. it's like when you read about lincoln coming to washington through baltimore and into town because the secession movement has begun. they didn't give this guy a honeymoon. they didn't give him nothing. they started going after him from the beginning. >> no. and they haven't learned their lesson....
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you've also got high valuations relative to the value of the overall economy. and you've got a number of folks that are kind of pulling the plug on some stocks. maybe a little early, but nonetheless, that gives a little warning sign. so, we think we're in a topping phase. we still have upside. we're still positive in the near term. but kind of two-handed situation. we've got good and bad and then in between the market's heading higher. >> santelli, what are you expecting from the fed this week? >> very little change. i don't see through the first quarter, maybe through the second quarter, many changes. markets will have a hard time getting a strong rally knowing tapering is probably not going to happen any time soon. when when everything is right with the world, interest rates have to normalize at some point and i think the fed outstayed their initial reservation at hotel subsidy. >> i think the world always does look better through a morphine haze, i'm told at least. rick, i want to ask you, i mentioned on twitter today how bank of america issued two different
you've also got high valuations relative to the value of the overall economy. and you've got a number of folks that are kind of pulling the plug on some stocks. maybe a little early, but nonetheless, that gives a little warning sign. so, we think we're in a topping phase. we still have upside. we're still positive in the near term. but kind of two-handed situation. we've got good and bad and then in between the market's heading higher. >> santelli, what are you expecting from the fed this...
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the economy has not recovered. quantitative easing continues on an ongoing basis. the federal reserve essentially says that the economic growth outlook is somewhat better. but they have not reduced qe. it's continuing. all of those to me suggest a bubble both in the bond market and in the equity market. the question is when is the bubble going to burst? >> and also how big the bursting of the bubble would be. but i'm going to make fun of my own first question because when we talk about valuations, it's kind of silly to even talk about trailing earnings when if the economy next year, jonathan, grows at 3%, stocks are probably wildly undervalued. if the economy grows at 1%, stocks are probably grossly overvalued. >> i mean, i think there's two things. one is if the economy grows a little bit slower, you actually have interest rates are likely to weaken up a little bit. and then stocks may actually look more attractive. the real question is what are you paying for a dollar of earnings compared to a cash flow someplace else? but to sri's point, you were talking about,
the economy has not recovered. quantitative easing continues on an ongoing basis. the federal reserve essentially says that the economic growth outlook is somewhat better. but they have not reduced qe. it's continuing. all of those to me suggest a bubble both in the bond market and in the equity market. the question is when is the bubble going to burst? >> and also how big the bursting of the bubble would be. but i'm going to make fun of my own first question because when we talk about...
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has a wide range of investment choices to help you fine-tune your personal economy. call today, and we'll make it easy to move that old 401(k) to a fidelity i.r.a. help the gulf when we made recover and learn the gulf, bp from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all drilling...
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i think it's very measured, abetted by what we saw in washington where the economy's slowed because of that. it's a risk but it's not a risk -- >> by clearly making the point, i think the bigger point here is you are 0 to work hard to keep coming up with risks, right? as long as the fed is doing what it's doing. >> expectations may be too high. you know, that's one of the issues. >> scott, he couldn't answer the question. other than stocks relative to bonds, you know, there's -- look, you don't have revenue growth, you barely have earnings growth. >> sure. the market barely cares. >> you have a multiple that, quite frankly, is not in a lower core tile, lower 50%. >> it's below average, by definition. >> right on the line. >> 15 years from now, economic historian will say about this verizon terrema market, the fed induced, the economy was okay, not great. >> courtney reagan breaking news regarding jcpenney, right? >> that's right. i'm here at women's wear daily a sum hit mere. the ceo doing a presentation casual with the q&a and did reaffirm the company's previous guidance saying they w
i think it's very measured, abetted by what we saw in washington where the economy's slowed because of that. it's a risk but it's not a risk -- >> by clearly making the point, i think the bigger point here is you are 0 to work hard to keep coming up with risks, right? as long as the fed is doing what it's doing. >> expectations may be too high. you know, that's one of the issues. >> scott, he couldn't answer the question. other than stocks relative to bonds, you know, there's...
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instead of devil raysing a problem discreetly, narrowly, they decided to review one-sixth of the economy that's what you are getting the pushback, generally from american people and specifically from conservatives whose warrant against this -- for 4 1/2 years. >> let's turn to your book which is a collection of articles and essays you published throughout your career and early days. believe it or not, for some viewers, the new republic, and then -- on to the "time" magazine and "washington post," you coined the term -- maybe a decade ago about -- called bush derangement syndrome. your psychiatrist. acute onset of pair now yeah and otherwise normal people and rae action to the policies. the presidency. name the existence of george w. bush, he said. there is, without it seem to me, an obama derangement syndrome as well. do you think that one is any more acute than the other? have you been to be able diagnose more cases the other? >> well, to start, it was largely tongue-in-cheek giving it a serious diagnosis. as you know, when you try ironing in general, the iron is missed. i actually had
instead of devil raysing a problem discreetly, narrowly, they decided to review one-sixth of the economy that's what you are getting the pushback, generally from american people and specifically from conservatives whose warrant against this -- for 4 1/2 years. >> let's turn to your book which is a collection of articles and essays you published throughout your career and early days. believe it or not, for some viewers, the new republic, and then -- on to the "time" magazine and...
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a lot of people when they got into office said he made a big mistake and should have went into the economy first. we went after this for a couple reasons. one, upwards of 50,000 people in this country were dying every year, needlessly dying because they didn't have health coverage. if that many people died from terrorism, we would probably be using nuks. it was ban bans resulting. we had to do something. what is the republican alternative? i get this is not working out perfectly. i don't think anybody ever thought it would, but what is their alternative? basically the status quo. if you're poor, go to the emergency room, walk it off. besides the fact that's awfully cruel to ask any people to wait on a health issue until it's an emergency. wait until that appendix bursts young lady. about the people who are takers, this is a miss sieve hidden tax. you may have never been to an emergency room but you pay. >> i've been to one, i broke four ribs, five ribs and punctured a lung falling off a segway, do not use that -- >> here -- >> to a guy i was on morphine in agony and woke up to a guy litera
a lot of people when they got into office said he made a big mistake and should have went into the economy first. we went after this for a couple reasons. one, upwards of 50,000 people in this country were dying every year, needlessly dying because they didn't have health coverage. if that many people died from terrorism, we would probably be using nuks. it was ban bans resulting. we had to do something. what is the republican alternative? i get this is not working out perfectly. i don't think...
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today the pivot was to the economy as well. >> reporter: right. and white house press secretary jay carney emphasized you're going to hear the president continue to talk about the economy while they try to troubleshoot given this rocky rollout of the president's health care website. i think, tamron, in terms of what you're seeing in those numbers that you just mapped out in our latest nbc news/"wall street journal" poll, it really shows an accumulation of setbacks for this administration. everything from syria to questions over the nsa and of course the latest over the health care rollout. what's interesting, though, if you look at how the nation is viewing health care specifically, that hasn't changed all that much, tamron. our poll shows that 37% see the law as a good idea versus 47% who see it as a bad idea. that is down slightly from the 38% who saw it as a good idea and 43% who saw it as a bad idea in the previous poll. now, i think the administration has time to turn some of the president's approval rating numbers around. that's going to dep
today the pivot was to the economy as well. >> reporter: right. and white house press secretary jay carney emphasized you're going to hear the president continue to talk about the economy while they try to troubleshoot given this rocky rollout of the president's health care website. i think, tamron, in terms of what you're seeing in those numbers that you just mapped out in our latest nbc news/"wall street journal" poll, it really shows an accumulation of setbacks for this...
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economy $100 billion per year up to about 500,000 jobs through stolen financial assets, stolen intellectual property, damage to brand and reputation. the cost of cleaning up and repairing a company has to incur after a cyber attack. the stakes alone are huge. >> it ranges from people's identities being stolen by some low level dogs potentially. all the way to hypothetical scenarios where there is an existential threat to electronic commerce. in the trillions of payments go through the united states each day. >> meanwhile the house has passed cybercrime legislation to try to beef up the efforts legislatively but has been stuck in the senate over concerns about privacy protections. liz: thank you, peter, very much. 15 minutes before the closing bell rings again. s&p above that record level. we very well may see a record if we close anywhere above where we are right now, even slightly below. let's see the $13 billion tentative deal between jamie dimon and the department of justice catering to the edge. charlie gasparino rush into the studio with the very latest. some inside dirt. and forget ab
economy $100 billion per year up to about 500,000 jobs through stolen financial assets, stolen intellectual property, damage to brand and reputation. the cost of cleaning up and repairing a company has to incur after a cyber attack. the stakes alone are huge. >> it ranges from people's identities being stolen by some low level dogs potentially. all the way to hypothetical scenarios where there is an existential threat to electronic commerce. in the trillions of payments go through the...